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- Don't say that.
- She thinks about you all the time.

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- And you?
- Naturally, I think about you.

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And yet you avoid me.
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- Will you write Diane's biography?
- Believe it or not, I'm thinking about it.

:53:16
Why? What happened
to the book about your father?

:53:19
I know. I...
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It just isn't coming. I told you that.
:53:24
I've been beating my brains out
about it all summer long and I...

:53:28
I don't know. It's lifeless.
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And then I hear all these sensational
anecdotes and stories. You know?

:53:35
This woman's had an incredible life.
I mean, the shooting alone is a book.

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- Lane doesn't want it written.
- I'm not so sure.

:53:42
If I do it, I can protect her.
Somebody's gonna write it.

:53:45
Look, Peter, just put yourself
in her place for one minute.

:53:49
Here's this 14-year-old girl. Her mother
leaves her father, who Lane adored,...

:53:54
..and moves in with this thug, who beats
up Diane, and Lane ends up shooting him.

:53:59
It's completely wrecked her life.
You don't wanna put her through it again.

:54:03
You know, people staring at her
as she walks down the street.

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I don't know.
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I'm sorry. I'm really sorry. I don't...
:54:15
I just feel so... guilt-ridden.
:54:19
I'm just very tense.
:54:24
Oh, Peter, please don't do this.
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Oh...
:54:30
Steffie.
:54:35
Let's...
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Let's go to Paris together.
:54:43
"Let's go to Paris together."
:54:47
My God. You really are
a writer, aren't you?

:54:54
This is why I have to stay away from you.
Because you just make my head... spin.


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